Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1887-06-09

HERALD AND TRIBUNE.
JoNEsBoRo. TENN. JUNE .. 1887.
-Circuit court will sitin Greeneville
next week.
Mrs. J. H. Epps spent a day or so in
Jonesboro last week. q
DIR. A. s. N. Dobson. of Limestone.
was in town Tuesday. !
Miss Nellie Brownlow is visiting
friends at johnson City.
Mr.. Robert Aiken. Of Knoxville.
came up Monday evening.
Miss Eugenia Murphy has opened her
Ice Cream Parlor for the season.
Land buyers have been numerous In
this county during the past week.
Prof. Charles Mason went down to
Knoxville Monday morning last.
Mrs. Lnla Printup. Of Rome. Ca. Is
visiting home folks 10 this place.
Miss Mary Alberta Bacon enjoys the
pleasant evenings out buggy-riding.
-R. N. Dosser and J. J. Hunt attended
commencement at Emory and Henry.
"A. T. Dosaer. A. 8. Deaderick and
others. are of IN a fishing expedition.
Miss Lizzie Reeves spent the past
week at Johnson City visiting friends.
e. @. Reeves, clerk Of the supreme
court. Knoxville. was in town Saturday.
Coffee Is quoted at a24 cents per
pound In the New York wholesale mark
cts.
u. 8. Butler and 10. Taylor with their
families, spent yesterday fishing in Wa.
tauga river.
-Jonesboro Is no longer an eating sta.
ton. Passengers on No, Q now take sup.
per at Bristol.
"A number Of gentlemen from q dis.
lance attended the funeral Of Captain
Sewer, Sunday last.
DIR. William Smith and family now
occupy the property Of James M. Girls
ham, on Water street.
Rev. E. Allison and daughter. Misi
Jessie, attended commencement at Carson
college. Messy Creek.
Miss Mertie Waddill, who has beer
teaching in Lebanon, Va, returned home
Thursday morning last.
Resolved, that the spring CHECKER
now offered for sale Is nearly as large a
the egg that produced Il.
james Fl. Epps, we are informed
has purchased q lot in West End and vii
erect q handsome dwelling.
-R. N. May, accompanied by Mis-
Dora Mahoney. gave home folks on Nola
chucky O visit, Sunday last.
The "trundle. beds" had quite Al
enjoyable time Monday evening last, a
the residence Of A. M. Stuart.
The time of the meeting of the Ten
nessee Press Association at Roane Noun
ain. has been changed from July Z Il
July IA.
Mrs. y. Il. Britton and daughters lef
Tuesday morning for q several weeks
visit to friends and relatives at CHAT,
n0oga.
Miss Cordelia Leah, daughter Of Dr.
]. Leah, OF Locust Mount. is at A. M
Stuart's, the guest Of Misses Mary an
Alice Stuart.
Tho storm Of the I'd instant did col
siderable, damage In some portions Of III
county. The corn and vegetable cror
suffered most.
Mrs. VIM. Kirkpatrick, Of Morri
town. after spending a few days with he
sister, Mrs. 0. f. Dillworth, left for hon
Tuesday morning.
Rev. L Allison left Tuesday mornin
for Ashville, N. G., to visit his daughter
Mr.. Allison win occupy the pulpit Of tn
Baptist church there Sunday.
Notwithstanding the "hard times
and cheated term," Sheriff Willett
boarding house Is well ~patronized. Thol
are thirteen prisoners now In jail.
Miss Laura Depew. daughter Of Rob
Depew, died, on Boon's Creek. Sunday.
10 M, Of blood poisoning. The funer
was held at Q p. m. of the same day.
up to yesterday morning the cond
ton Of Jacob G. Hill, Of this vicinit
was not improved. w are informe
that oil hope Of his recovery has fled.
Mr.. Samuel Keebler, Of Limeston
made us a short call Thursday last. Fl
many friends at home ana abroad will
glad to know that he Is able be about.
g. Fulkerson, Of Fall Branch, had
fine horse stolen from his stable Frid
night last. He offers a reward Of $25 I
the horse. or $35 for horse and thief.
Mrs. Fl. Herndon, Of Asheville,
c., spent Friday and Saturday last wi
her sister, Mrs. II. d. Hale. She left
the evening train for Emory and Henry
Last Wednesday a young CYCLIC
took the town for o few minutes.
number oftrees were toppled over and I
tin roofing on the courthouse badly RI
ped up.
james Cox hauled In q big log Tu
day last. with four horses. The l
weight Of the log was 477s pounds, q
the total weight Of the load hauled, 81
pounds.
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